Voluntary winding up - huge loss - no steps taken by any of the ...

High Court Denies Voluntary Winding Up Application Due to Lack of Creditor Recovery Actions Despite Company Losses.

June 4, 2013

Case Laws Companies Law HC

Voluntary winding up - huge loss - no steps taken by any of the creditors for recovery of their dues - Application for voluntary winding up rejected. - HC

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Voluntary winding up - huge loss - no steps taken by any of the ...

High Court Denies Voluntary Winding Up Application Due to Lack of Creditor Recovery Actions Despite Company Losses.

June 4, 2013

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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